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Brielle

Brielle

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Hello,


We are moving to Herne Hill end of November and we have put my 14 month old sons name down at all nurseries but we are unsure if we will be able to get him in this year. We either will have to accept part time nursery/ part time nanny or full time nanny.


I am keen to do a nanny share but not sure where to start looking! Any help would be great!


Thank you!

ehammond

ehammond

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Hi there,


I'm just coming on the EDF to post a recommendation for my nanny who's going to become available in Jan 2017. We've had her as a nanny share and she is AMAZING!! Honestly, so reliable, enthusiastic and loving to the children and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend her. The only reason she's becoming available is that both me and the other child's Mum are going to be having our 2nd babies in the new year.


Do let me know if you'd like her details and I can send you them.


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